So daharam mahram, but one bucket water did not come: Rizvi

BNP senior joint secretary general comments on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's visit to India on Friday.

She said, "Sheikh Hasina's visit this year also has no agenda regarding the most widely expected Teesta water sharing treaty. Foreign Minister could not report any information at the press conference yesterday. Over the last 8 years Awami League has announced that they are going to make Teesta deal with India. Sheikh Hasina could not bring even a bucket of water from India.

"Year goes year and the illegal government of Bangladesh is unilaterally giving everything to India. But the people of Bangladesh are not able to understand the fair water rights. This is one way traffic love- this love is one-sided, it's not two way traffic. This unilateral love is very difficult. They just do not know how to know. "

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is going to visit West Bengal on a two-day visit to India on the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Modi. On that day he will inaugurate the 'Bangladesh Bhaban' at Visvabharati University in Shanti Niketan. There is also the presence of Indian Prime Minister of India along with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

Later, Sheikh Hasina attended the convocation of Kazi Nazrul Islam University in Asansol, West Bengal, the next day. The Prime Minister will honor the honorary "DeLit" degree on that occasion.

Rizvi said, "Sheikh Hasina could not afford anything in exchange for ruining sovereignty by extending everything to India by ruining sovereignty while remaining in power. By selling sovereignty to foreign countries, they have only survived in power as a charity.

"The Prime Minister has thoroughly learned the betrayal of the people."

Rizvi demanded to find a former president of the Jagannath University student group and central vice-president Faisal Ahmed Sajal at a press conference at the party's Naya Paltan office for two days.

The BNP leader also said that the government is misinterpreting the drug campaign that is going on in the country.

"It is not possible to eliminate the drug by killing people," he said. The government has evil motives behind it. Real drug dealers are not being caught

"We have been saying from the beginning that the issue of drug addiction is not aimed at the government, but in the name of anti-narcotics campaign in the name of the opposition to kill the opposition in front of the next parliamentary elections, "

Vice Chairman of the party Nitai Roy Chowdhury, Chairperson's advisory council member Habibur Rahman Habib, Joint Secretary General Khairul Kabir Khokan, central leader Mir Sarafat Ali Soupu, ABM Mosharraf Hossain, Taiful Islam Tipu, Munir Hossain and Rafiq Sikder were present at the press conference.